Palace Electric Cinema will open early 2013!
Originally due to open in NewActon on Boxing Day this year, the team at Palace Electric see the irony in a lack of permanent electricity connection causing this short delay!
Located on the ground floor of the Nishi building in New Acton, Palace Electric promises discerning film-goers a state-of-the-art, sophisticated cinema experience like no other in Canberra.
Read MoreBodega de Pintxos is Canberra’s newest Spanish pintxo (a snack typically eaten at a bar usually with a toothpick through it) restaurant with a modern twist, located on Kennedy street in Kingston and has opened today!
The restaurant itself is rustic and charming and makes you feel like you are sitting at a bar somewhere in Northern Spain, especially with the Spanish staff buzzing around you.
Read MoreJohnny Cash: The Concert is heading to Canberra on Friday December 14th at The Playhouse and we have a double pass to give away to one lucky winner!
Starring Daniel Thompson, the concert is a celebration of Cash’s 80th birthday and features hits from the ‘Man in Black’.
Also featuring legendary Australian Country guitarist Stuie French, international renowned singer/songwriter Alanna Cherote and introducing The Tennesse Studs, this is not an event to be missed.
Read MoreEnjoy Christmas in the heart of Canberra with the Christmas Carnival in the City.
There are free activities for people of all ages, from carol singers to adrenaline-fuelled fun.
Enjoy the bumper boats, water balls and the bungee trampoline in Civic Square. Carol singers entertain each night from 6pm.
Entry is free. For more information visit Click Here
Read MoreBig Objects is a permanent display hosted at the National Museum of Australia. The exhibition is a display of grand-scale treasures.
Discover the stories behind the objects, why they were collected and how they are cared for. Highlights include ‘Saw Doctor’s’ wagon – 1905 steam engine, a 1930s monoplane, one of Australia’s oldest surviving horsedrawn coaches, and a vintage Citroen tourer that was the first car driven around
Australia.
